Do you still remember what was in your suitcase?

The loss is the reason, not the extra

Nobody keeps a packing list for weeks so that packing gets easier. You do it when it gives you something you would not otherwise have: the moment at the baggage belt, suitcase gone, and the airline wants to know what was inside.

If you can itemise it, you get paid. If you cannot, you get a flat rate. Photo of the case, number from the baggage tag, list of the contents — that is what this app is built for.

From packing to the journey home

While packing you tick things off and assign each one to a piece of luggage. After that you always know: what did I want to take, what is packed, and which case is it in.

For the journey home the same thing runs in reverse. And if something is missing, the app produces a report with everything that belongs on the form at the desk.

Not only on a plane

The baggage tag comes from the desk. Where there is none, the card still holds everything — photo, contents, and a number you give it yourself. On a train, on a coach, in the car to the holiday flat the question is the same: what was meant to come along, which bag is it in, and what is missing on the way back.

On a flight someone at the desk asks what was inside. Otherwise it is the insurer who asks — and both want to hear the same thing.